PMSRelief

It may seem strange that audio stimulation can have a significant impact on PMs symptoms, but the brainwave pattern of women suffering from PMS is surprisingly unique. Istra Toner, of the Royal Medical School in London, studied brainwave patterns of subjects with PMS and found an abnormally high amount of Delta frequencies. A lack of cerebral blood flow has been found by other researchers.

Duncan Anderson and his associates at the Royal Medical School in London completed a study with 17 women who had long standing, severe PMS. At the end of the study a median of 76% reduction was recorded. Twelve of the 17 technically no longer had PMS. In another study thirteen of 17 patients reported a greater than 50% reduction in PMS symptoms.

Use session regularly when suffering from PMS, or whenever relief from symptoms is desired.